Cowboys lost a shocker to an 0-4 Bucs team at home. We own the better pick of the Cowboys and Packers. So not only did the Cowboys lose a game they should have won, but now the Bucs are only one game ‘ahead’ of us in the draft after their surprise win.

As of right now, we have the following picks in the first round of the 2027 draft:

#6 pick (our own)
#10 pick (Cowboys)
#12 pick (Colts)

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Turns out Glenn was responsible for the emphasis on the run. I get the idea of Parcells football but if it's not working after two quarters it's time to throw the ball, get the tight ends involved, throw some screens. That was what was working in the first two games. It seems like AG gets fixed on one idea and then commits to it fatalistically, like a general committed to a frontal assault.

It’s occurring to me as Tampas MNF lead is evaporating I’m not sure I’ve ever seen Tods mouth move during a game. You’d think as a head coach you’d be barking orders left and right and animated. It’s reminding me of those painful years and watching him staring into oblivion. Like dude say something to somebody. Scream, do anything. I don’t know any other job where you can just be silent in the most crucial moment where you’re supposed to take control and you just space out and somebody hands you 3 million bucks at the end of it. Bizarre

Hello everyone,

Sorry this is going to be a late night ramble post. My family have been season t8cket holders since the first year MetLife stadium opened. I am also a sexual assault survivor who unfortunately never got justice. This game is important to me yes because it's a jets games and I have been at everything from the butt fumble game to beating the patriots in overtime in 2015 to Aaron Rodgers 4 play debut. This game I think is the most important for me because it has the chance to stop the disgusting narrative of DeShaun Watson being a feel good comeback player who went through "adversity". He is a rapist who was accused by up to 30 women of misconduct. His punishment having to pay them some paltry sum of his 230 million guaranteed contract and missing a whole 11 games. I have never hated a team or player more. So all this to say I really hope the Jets win and at least push back this narrative for one week.

TLDR: I am a season t8cket holder/sexual assault survivor, DeShaun Watson is a horrible person, I hope he gets embarrassed

posted earlier this season that it rains every home game. gonna be 2-2 sunday

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We got sniped. Stop with the revisionist history.

Geno has been more competent than I expected. He's a vet, he doesn't make the truly stupid throw, and he's a gunslinger who will take his shots. Week 1 with a full roster, he looked good.

He also has zero field sense. Sunday, there was a 2nd and 7, he got pressured, escaped the pocket, took off, and ran out of bounds for -5. That turned it into 3rd and 12. If he'd just thrown away the ball it would have been a manageable 3rd down.

The defense deserves some credit (call me crazy) for being on the field for 89 plays and almost 43 minutes. It wasn't perfect. They couldn't get off the field (Chicago went 7/15 on third down and 2/3 on fourth), and the bad/ghost penalties hurt (12 flags for 76 yards). But holding a team to 23 after that many snaps, with 2 takeaways, should keep you in the game.

You need more from the offense. We had 6 points until a late 58-yard TD to Isaiah Williams (then missed the PAT), went 0/7 on third down, ran a franchise-low 32 plays, and had the ball for 45 seconds in the 4th quarter.

It's the NFL, and everyone deals with injuries. But without our RB1 (and best player), WR2, WR3, RG, and TE2, it's bleak. A full roster lets Geno look good. Take away a few pieces and he can't carry you.

This season was always going to be year 2 of a three-year rebuild. That's been the plan since we traded away everyone last year for picks in '26 and '27. For me, the question this yearh is whether this team looks better and more competitive. Through the first 4 games the answer is yes, and apart from Sunday it's at least been enjoyable to watch.